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I am now an O’Reilly Author!

My O’Reilly screencast course is now available: Jupyter Notebook for Data Science Teams! I’ve been working on this project for many months, and I’m so happy that it has finally completed.

Jupyter notebook data science usage tips

You might have seen me give an interactive talk on some tips and tricks in how to use the Jupyter notebook (either at OSCON 2015, at UC Berkeley’s Master of Information and Data Science program, Insight Data Science or elsewhere). These talks focused on the exploratory data science and general Jupyter notebook usage patterns. This screencasting course has some of how to use the Jupyter notebook efficiently and tips for using a bunch of useful extensions. However, there’s also a lot about using a Jupyter notebook with other data scientists collaboratively/version control. There’s also some focus on sharing notebooks w/ project managers or others who might not have python installed.

Please let me know if you end up getting Jupyter Notebook for Data Science Teams or recommending it to your companies for internal training! I’d love to hear what you think of it!

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  • care certificate 2016-07-06, 21:38

    These talks focused on the exploratory data science and general Jupyter notebook usage patterns. This screencasting course has some of how to use the Jupyter notebook efficiently and tips for using a bunch of useful extensions.

  • Emer Natalio 2016-07-24, 07:17

    Hey there Jonathan,

    I have 10 day trial @ Safari and happened to look at your Jupyter course.

    All I say is Congrats! One of the better screencasts I’ve seen in a long time: Clear, concise and I keep repeating to myself “Wow! I didn’t know Jupyter can do that?!”

    Kudos to you and your work.

    Best,

    Emer

    P.S. Congrats! also on your recent marriage. :)

    • jbwhitmore 2016-07-28, 10:38

      Thanks Emer! I'm glad you found the course useful!